Examples of 'my laird' in a sentence

In Scottish culture, 'my laird' is a term used to address or refer to a landlord or master, particularly someone who owns a large estate or land

My Laird did not like it very much.

Stuart restoration is but an airy hope, my laird.

Not bad . My Laird did not like it very much.

We are right pleased to have you back, my laird.

I guess she was just using me for my Laird Hamilton-style surfer 's body.

We are right pleased to have ye back, my laird.

My Laird, is it true? My Laird.

It would mean that just maybe history could be changed, but now… My Laird.

Be careful, my laird.

I have a much better throwing arm than the fair Letitia . Be careful, my laird.

Thank ye, my laird.

That was my father 's view . Mine as well . Thank ye, my laird.

Thank you, my Laird.

My wife 's people are Mackenzies, Well, I thank you, my Laird.

Of course, my Laird.

Meaning of "my laird"